Most companies pay for four go-to-market tools that don't talk — a lead-gen scraper, a marketing platform, a CRM and a pipeline tool — then a fifth to integrate them. Response365 ships all four as one product, on one customer record.
Marketing buys a stale list. A campaign's engagement data never reaches the customer record. A lead comes in and the rep doesn't know they're a returning customer. A deal closes and someone retypes it.
Every leak is revenue you paid to acquire and then dropped. Response365 has no handoffs to leak from — there's only one system.
The same row that started as a Google Places result becomes a campaign target, a deal, an order and an invoice — enriched at each stage, never re-created.
The Business Discovery service finds, crawls, enriches, deduplicates and imports prospects in one flow. No B2B data subscription required.
Won deal → order → invoice → GL entry, automatically. Quote-to-invoice isn't a workflow you build — it's one that ships.
Every arrow is automatic. Every entity is the same row, enriched at each stage.
Geographic prospecting via Google Places search and website crawling.
Crawled for real contact emails, people and social links.
Imported into the CRM, deduplicated against existing customers.
Segmented and engaged across email, social and drip sequences.
Worked through a Kanban pipeline with stage, probability and forecast.
Auto-converted with GL posting and commission calculated. no retyping
The most distinctive feature in the platform: a discovery service that turns a Google Places search into CRM-ready prospects in seconds, not weeks.
Not a one-shot scraper — an ongoing pipeline with recurring runs and territory coverage.
Google Places query by location, business type, radius and minimum rating — with optional precise coordinates.
Websites crawled for emails and contact people, with social-link detection and a web-search fallback for sites that have none.
Duplicates detected by place ID and domain, then a linked Company → Contact → Lead chain created for every new prospect.
The platform treats a customer as the apex of a network, not a row in a table.
Drag a deal card and the backend updates the stage and recalculates weighted pipeline value.
Quote-to-invoice isn't a workflow you build. It ships — with a full audit trail on every transition.
Engagement data lives where the deal does, not in a vendor silo.
Email, social, SMS, push, direct mail and in-app — single, multi-channel, drip or A/B test, with budget and goal tracking.
16 segment types — demographic, behavioral, RFM, CLV, AI-generated — that re-evaluate themselves on a cadence you set.
Welcome series, re-engagement campaigns and trigger-based flows with event-driven enrollment and conditional branching.
Standard, suppression, seed and VIP lists, with global suppression — unsubscribe once, suppressed everywhere.
Multi-account management across Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and X, with per-post analytics and scheduling.
A built-in builder with sections and versioning — campaign destinations that match the creative, no website team needed.
Bulk, customer-specific, promotional and tiered pricing, shared across booking and orders.
Flat, tiered and performance-based plans with valid date ranges and HR payroll handoff.
Five territory types, parent/child hierarchies, goals and assignment history.
Targets, records and alerts across revenue, conversion and activity — with five role dashboards.
Once in subscriptions — and again in the deals that fall through the gaps between them.
| Capability | Best-of-breed stack | Response365 GTM |
|---|---|---|
| Lead-generation database | $30k+/yr subscription | Native, pay-per-API-call |
| Marketing automation | €15–80k/yr | Included |
| CRM | €50–150/user/mo | Included |
| Sales pipeline / Kanban | Add-on or separate tool | Included |
| Quote-to-invoice | Separate CPQ vendor | Included |
| Data integration | Custom + iPaaS subscription | None needed — same DB |
| Customer-record consistency | Eventual, via sync | Real-time, single row |
| Time to first lead in CRM | Weeks | Day one |
| Cost-per-lead transparency | Hidden in the vendor invoice | Exposed at API-call level |
The conservative annual case for a 20-rep B2B sales team.
ZoomInfo / Apollo replaced — discovery is native and pay-per-call.
HubSpot or Marketo plus Salesforce Sales Cloud, both included.
One hour a day per rep, 20 reps — no retyping between systems.
Before counting the eliminated CPQ tool, the iPaaS integration tax, and deals that close because the next-best-action was on the record.
A pin on the map becomes a lead record that can be enriched, added to a campaign, moved through a Kanban pipeline, and converted into a quote; once the quote is accepted, the system automatically posts the invoice. All steps share the same customer record, eliminating data re‑entry. This creates a seamless lead‑to‑cash flow.
Yes, the built‑in map search pulls from public sources like Google Places, letting you filter by industry, location, and company size to create fresh leads. These leads are instantly added to your pipeline without importing a third‑party vendor list. No extra data‑purchase fee is required.
It offers a real Kanban board with columns that reflect your sales stages; each card shows deal value, expected close date, and linked activities. The board updates automatically when a quote is accepted or an invoice is posted. This is not a simulated list view; it is a native Kanban.
Go‑to‑Market capabilities are included in the core Response365 platform, so there is no separate add‑on fee; you pay the base rate of €14.99 per user per month. Industry packs or additional modules would be added only if you need specialized features beyond the standard CRM and quoting tools.
Sign up with a credit card for a 1‑month free trial; you get full access to lead mapping, campaign management, Kanban pipeline, quoting, and invoicing. No charge occurs until the trial ends, after which the subscription converts to the paid plan unless canceled. The trial includes all Go‑to‑Market tools at no cost.
Let us show you in seven minutes how a map pin becomes a closed deal — without anyone exporting a CSV.